Democratic candidate for governor Amanda Janoo to visit Waterbury on Monday
Democratic contender for Vermont governor Amanda Janoo will make one of her final campaign stops in Waterbury on Monday.
Without opponents, House candidates focus on voters, issues
Democrats Theresa Wood and Katarina Lisaius are running unopposed in this election season for the Washington-Chittenden House district’s two seats that represent Waterbury, Bolton, Huntington and Buel’s Gore.
Gray, Rodgers face off in contest for Vermont lieutenant governor
Vermonters have some familiar faces to pick from when it comes to choosing who will serve as lieutenant governor. Sitting Lt. Gov. John Rodgers, a Republican, is running against Democrat Molly Gray, who was Lieutenant Governor from 2021 to 2023.
Early voting is off to a strong start
Early voting is off to a strong start in Waterbury where local activists took to waving signs on Saturday to remind people to mark and turn in their ballots for the General Election on Nov. 3.
Harwood 7th graders to host legislative candidate forum on Oct. 21
For the second General Election cycle in a row, Harwood Union Middle School students are hosting a candidate forum – and all of the legislative contenders on the ballot in the school district are planning to participate. The forum is Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. The public is invited.
Vermont Voter Guides available online
Vermont Voter Guides with General Election information specific to every district across the state are now available online from the Secretary of State’s office.
Three running for Vt. Secretary of State
Democrat incumbent Sarah Copeland Hanzas, perennial candidate and Republican H. Brooke Paige, and Progressive candidate Rachel Shaw are running for Secretary of State.
Washington District Senate candidates take part in forum
MONTPELIER — Candidates looking to represent Washington County and the towns of Braintree, Orange and Stowe in the Vermont Senate took part in a public forum at Montpelier High School earlier this month, discussing a wide variety of issues.
Malloy vies for Balint’s seat in Congress
Incumbent Democrat Becca Balint and former U.S. Senate candidate, Republican Gerald Malloy, are the two major party candidates looking to represent Vermont in the U.S. House.
Incumbent Attorney General Clark defending seat against challenger, Kemon
Attorney General Charity Clark, of Williston, is defending her seat against Ed Kemon, of Vergennes. Kemon is a systems engineer running under the Republican banner. Clark is a Democrat and an attorney.
Three candidates vie for state Treasurer
Incumbent Mike Pieciak is seeking reelection as a Democrat. Lynn LaFleur is running as a Republican. Zachary Hampl won the Progressive Party nomination.
Tim Ashe and Ivar Kronick are running for Vermont State Auditor
State Auditor Doug Hoffer has been in office for the past 14 years. He’s not running again, and his two potential replacements have different ideas on where to take the job after one of them is elected in November.
Separate ballot asks voters to decide $54.9 million career center bond
Voters in 18 Washington County communities are being asked to consider supporting a $54.9 million bond to pay for a new Central Vermont Career Center. Learn more at a forum Oct. 21 at the Big Picture in Waitsfield.
Voters urged to update mailing addresses by Sept. 1
For the Nov. 3 General Election, all active registered Vermont voters will be mailed their ballots and Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas encourages voters to ensure their registration has their current address. This includes college students, service members and overseas citizens.
Primary election sets the stage for November contests
Despite contests for candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and state senators to represent Washington County, voters in Waterbury and nearby communities turned out in numbers quite similar to the 22% statewide in Tuesday’s primary election.